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The French, Spanish, Italian and Austrian authorities publish their priorities to enhance the macroprudential framework of asset managers
15 April 2024

The French, Spanish, Italian and Austrian authorities publish their priorities to enhance the macroprudential framework of asset managers

The French AMF publishes today a position paper, drafted jointly with the Spanish CNMV, the Italian CONSOB and the Austrian FMA, with the aim to participate in the current debate on macroprudential policies for investment funds.

The paper identifies four priorities at European level to enhance the macroprudential framework of asset managers:

  1. Ensure a wide availability and greater use of liquidity management tools (LMTs) in all kinds of open-ended funds (OEFs),
  2. Ban amortised cost accounting for money market funds,
  3. Introduce a truly consolidated supervisory approach for large cross-border asset management groups,
  4. Create an integrated data hub shared by market supervisors and central banks, to be used for conducting system-wide and entity-specific stress tests.